Huh. I didn't see that the disc broke?

Now I'm confused. :P

Christmas can't come faster. x_x

I finally saw the movie in IMAX 3D and was blown away by the action and special effects.
It was visually something spectacular.
I tried not to put to much emphasis on the story since there wasn't a complete story. Maybe when I see it again I'll get more of it.
Either way, I was not disappointed.

IMAGinES Wrote: One thing I liked about it was that it not only managed to nail the sense-of-wonder in the Grid, but right there at the very end, a sense of wonder at our own everyday world, thanks to Olivia Wilde's fantastic, wordless, thoroughly-in-character performance.

I really loved the end for that moment too. There was something really amazing about it. Rather than the end goal being living in the computer, it's about taking what we learn there and going out into the real world and enjoying it. It's a lovely moment.

NickScratch Wrote: KiaPurity Wrote:Hm. I'm still not sure what to make of that scene-- I interpreted it as him going "Heeeey, maybe I can fight with two discs!" Same. I HIGHLY doubt picking up some other programs disc is what made him Rinzler. Clu OBVIOUSLY repurposed him. I really just think it was to make it abundantly obvious that he is Rinzler. In case somebody missed that...

It seems heavily implied to me that Rinzler was probably a very early attempt at Rectification. That would explain why it wasn't as total and complete as the Sentry's... that, or Clu wanted him to be more like him old self so he could be A.) a trophy and B.) an effective puppet-warrior in the games for him.

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I will see it multiple times in the theater. The actors and actresses were great! The music was perfect!! I've been waiting for another TRON movie since the first one. Now we have it, and it has exceeded my expectations. The only problem I had was the meditating FLYNN
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Yes I have seen the 1st. Tron movie and You're right Traahn, and after all it's SCI-FI

I didn't see it as a religious thing.

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Just saw the movie for the SECOND TIME!

Same location: IMAX 3D, downtown Salt Lake City.

Just... wow. It was even **BETTER** the second time through.

I always know I am hooked on a movie when it wows me more on the second pass, than the first.

More comments eventually, but right now I am still glowing a bit.

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well, i went to the first showing on monday, so there weren't a lot of people :/ just mostly older men and teenage boys. i felt kind of weird because me and my two friends were the only girls in the theater.

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Well said Shadowdragon1. I thought the balance was perfect!!.......not too much over the top action scenes and just enough character/story scenes. I loved the Daft Punk music in the movie. It fit perfect. I'm driving an hour out of the way tomorrow to watch it for the second time at a movie theater that has the best sound in the southeast. CC5 cinemas in TROY, AL
This theater only has 5 screens, but they put all their money into the equipment, which makes for an incredible movie watching experience. If it's too loud, you're too old

Well, after a few more runs through the film, I have some further thoughts.

First off, I will have to buy at least 2 copies of the DVD / BluRay when released, because unlike my family's copies of Star Trek (what were watched maybe 4 times total, and have been shelved for a long time), we'll likely burn the Tron discs out from rewatching it. I am a die-hard trekker. And Star Trek 2009 is a good movie, but not rewatchable over and over again like Legacy is. or Wrath of Khan. Or Ghostbusters. Or Back to the Future. It's been a long time since a movie like this came along.

It's my opinion, either agree or disagree. But you're as entitled to yours as I am to mine.

Secondly, I'm surprised how many lines of dialog they had that are direct lifts from the first film. In addition to the big door and so on, Sam says "This is it, come on!" right before Clu knocks him off his cycle. Flynn says the same thing before leaving the original grid in 1982. These lines didn't take me out of the film, and they fit the tone quite well. I think that the purpose of this is to say, "like father... like son". Both are users - they don't follow a plan, they "improvise". I have a lot of my father's mannerisms, his walk, etc. That's the way we are - we emulate those around us.

Clu is the exact opposite - he's a snapshot of Flynn with no growth, no flexibility outside his programming. He acts within his parameters, and is downright shocked that Flynn isn't satisfied with his success at fulfilling his programming. He created the perfect system! As instructed! That's what made the ISOs even more revolutionary - no code boundaries. No design. Pure manifest, pure life.

I think anyone harping on Garrett are looking too deep here. He's been without his father since he was 8, and has abandonment issues. Personally, I think he did a very subdued and at times perfect job of emoting the "I'm a cool dude but HOLY CRAP THAT GUY'S FACE IS MISSING PIECES". I don't think there was a single bad performance or character placement in the film.

The religious aspects are also much more present and sublime than the original. Flynn's "breath of life" to reshape Quorra's code. "Head towards the light". The program genuflecting as Flynn walks past in the End of Line club. And so on. Lots of discussion around the water cooler at work (xmas week... it's awfully slow in the cube farms) on this topic.

I did want to see more of younger Bruce as Tron... but leaving Tron in the shadows - it really left me wanting for a lot more. The "white noise" burbling from Rinzler starts right at the end of the betrayal scene when Flynn thinks Clu kills Tron. White noise is used as a suppressor. I think this is the reference they were shooting for, and a couple other folks I know picked up on that too. It's "suppressing" Tron's programming, which broke through starting with his discovery of Sam.

And lastly, this is Flynn's world. He's a god in it. He's very much into the "zen thing", so why not emulate the Jedi? Flynn would have seen the original Star Wars trilogy, and likely been influenced by them. If I was to program the perfect system on the grid, you're darned rights it would have awesome references to stuff like that.

What surprised me about most of the negative reviews I've read is that the reviewer usually hasn't seen the original Tron. I'm sure they'd be just as confused if they skipped Back to the Future 1 and 2, and started right at 3.

This movie is as complex or as simple as you allow it to be. I'm interested in the layers I keep finding and then peeling back.

Here's to Tron 3.